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Feb 22 2023
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Sugar Bears lose, foregoing remainder of season
CONWAY -- The University of Central Arkansas lost 75-42 to North Alabama at the Farris Center on Tuesday, playing all five available players for all 40 minutes. After the final buzzer sounded, the university released a statement announcing that it was discontinuing the remainder of this season. UCA (8-18, 3-12 ASUN) largely played with seven players throughout conference play, but with Randrea
Arkansas Democrat-Gazette
Apr 15 2023
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Boys’ basketball: 2023 Varsity Maine All-State team
Judd Armstrong, Falmouth senior guard: Known throughout his career for defense, Armstrong switched to guard this season and raised his game, averaging 16.8 points, 7.2 rebounds and 3.2 assists for the Class A South champions. He intends to play in college, but is undecided on a school. Elliot Bouchard, Bonny Eagle senior center: The 6-foot-8 son of former UMaine standout Francois Bouchard led
Portland Press Herald
Apr 11 2023
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Guns, Knives, Plans Found In St. Olaf Student's Dorm Room: Police
Waylon S. Kurts, of Vermont, faces one count of conspiracy to commit second-degree assault, one count of conspiracy to commit threats of violence, one count of terroristic threats, and one count of conspiracy to commit theft. If convicted, Kurts faces up to five years in prison and a $10,000 fine. On April 5 at 11 a.m., St. Olaf College custodial staff located two empty packages for high
Patch.com
Apr 15 2023
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Class 5A boys final: Frisco Lone Star rolls past El Paso Bel Air to become state champion
For The Dallas Morning News’ complete 2023 UIL boys and girls state soccer coverage, click here. GEORGETOWN — Frisco Lone Star left no doubt as to whom the best boys team in Class 5A is. The Rangers topped El Paso Bel Air 4-1 in the state title game Saturday at Birkelbach Field, putting on a display that would make several college teams jealous. “These kids just wanted it,” Lone Star coach
The Dallas Morning News
Apr 06 2023
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Court allows West Virginia transgender girl to continue to participate in girls’ sports - SCOTUSblog
Court allows West Virginia transgender girl to continue to participate in girls’ sports The Supreme Court on Thursday cleared the way for a 12-year-old transgender girl to continue to participate, at least for now, on a middle-school girls’ track team. In a brief unsigned order, the justices denied West Virginia’s request to be allowed to enforce a law that bars transgender girls from playing
SCOTUSblog
Feb 14 2023
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"Hard to believe": Michigan State students from Massachusetts recall lockdown, shooting
EAST LANSING, MICHIGAN - When an alert went out to the Michigan State University community Monday night telling students to "Run, Fight, Hide," two of its recipients were young men from Swampscott, Massachusetts. Connor Correnti and Aidan Emmerich are both freshman at Michigan State and sheltered in place when the lockdown alerts came across their phones. Connor was in his dorm room, and Aidan
CBS News (Online)
Apr 10 2023
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WNBA draft: Aliyah Boston is the No. 1 pick, while the Chicago Sky select Virginia Tech’s Kayana Traylor in the 2nd round
NEW YORK — The Indiana Fever made the most of the first No. 1 draft pick in franchise history, selecting Aliyah Boston. The South Carolina star had a stellar college career, leading the Gamecocks to a national championship her junior year and losing only nine games total. She was a three-time Associated Press All-American and the national player of the year as a junior. “It’s really special. I
Chicago Tribune
Apr 10 2023
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Louisville gunman 'was livestreaming' as 4 killed, 8 hospitalized
Police in Louisville, Kentucky, are confirming that a second shooting took place Monday, only blocks from the bank massacre that left a handful of people dead and nearly twice that number hospitalized. The Gateway Pundit said police revealed the second shooting was outside of Jefferson Community & Technical College just blocks from the first shooting scene at Old National Bank. The report
WND
Jan 23 2023
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Florida’s rejection of Black history course stirs debate
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis reiterated Monday the state’s rejection of a proposed nationwide advanced African American studies course, saying it pushes a political agenda — something three authors cited in the state’s criticism accused him of doing in return.
DeSantis said his administration rejected the College Board’s Advanced Placement African American Studies course because “we want
Associated Press
Apr 13 2023
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Father Of Former NFL Player Who Killed Six Sues Son's Alma Mater Over Lack Of CTE Treatment
Phillip Adams, who played 78 games in the NFL, fatally shot six people at a South Carolina house in April of 2021. The following day, he shot himself during a standoff with police. An autopsy revealed that he had suffered from CTE, and now, his father is suing Adams’ alma mater. Adams’ dad, Alonzo Adams, is arguing that South Carolina State did not adhere to protocols to treat the head trauma
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